Interior design firm Website Mockup
Six tiles and two tall images need responsive visual review
The block’s desktop composition relies on three columns and two rows: four service tiles sit on the outer sides, and two vertically oriented interior photographs occupy the center column. In a responsive mockup, the main review point is how that relationship changes as available width decreases. The service text may wrap into taller tiles, while the images may scale or move into a different vertical sequence. The visual connection between each service group and the central photographs should remain understandable after that change.
The heading and introductory paragraph also need enough width for their centered hierarchy to remain comfortable, and the underlined “more” links should not become crowded beneath the short descriptions. Below the tile arrangement, the Freepik attribution note and rounded Book Now button should remain centered with proportionate spacing rather than appearing detached from the content above. Reviewing these concrete relationships across screen sizes helps evaluate the block as one responsive presentation unit. The goal is not to add new page features, but to check that content density, image scale, text wrapping, contrast, and the final action continue to support the same services-focused composition.
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This workflow makes the template useful as a responsive website mockup for visualizing, comparing, and refining how the same website design will appear across different screen sizes.
